Seasons & Locations Hub

This hub is generated directly from our season-to-location map, so every new season or location profile appears here automatically. Use it to jump between a season's gear list and the environment that shaped it.

Alone (US) locations

• Northern Vancouver IslandBritish Columbia, CanadaCold Pacific rainforest — thousand-year cedars, wind-scoured headlands, and salt water that never quite lets you dry out.Seasons 1, 2 & 4

  S1S2S4

• Nahuel Huapi, PatagoniaArgentinaAndean lake country — glacial water, lenga forest, and wind that rearranges your shelter every night.Season 3

  S3

• Great Slave LakeNorthwest Territories, CanadaSubarctic Canadian Shield — boreal forest, granite shoreline, and a lake big enough to make its own weather.Seasons 5 & 6

  S5S6

• Chilko LakeBritish Columbia, CanadaTurquoise glacial lake in the Coast Mountains — postcard scenery, unforgiving cold, and grizzly country.Season 7

  S7

• Chilcotin PlateauBritish Columbia, CanadaInterior BC high country — open grassland edges, lodgepole pine, and the driest boreal Alone has filmed.Season 8

  S8

• Big River, near MakkovikLabrador, CanadaNorth Atlantic Labrador — stunted boreal forest, fog off the sea, and a river that can't be waded.Season 9

  S9

• Reindeer LakeSaskatchewan, CanadaVast island-studded boreal lake on the Manitoba–Saskatchewan border — big water, dense forest, and old fur-trade country.Season 10

  S10

• Mackenzie River DeltaNorthwest Territories, CanadaSub-arctic river maze — endless channels, willow flats, and the midnight sun giving way to serious cold.Season 11

  S11

• Bristol BayAlaska, USAAlaskan tundra-and-sea country — salmon-choked rivers, treeless ridges, and grizzlies you have to plan around, not away from.Season 12

  S12

• Richardson MountainsNorthwest Territories, CanadaAbove tree line in the Arctic — tundra ridges, autumn reds, and a filming window that runs straight into deep winter.Season 13

  S13

Alone Australia locations

• South West TasmaniaTasmania, AustraliaAncient temperate rainforest at the bottom of the world — myrtle beech, tannin rivers, and rain measured in weeks.Alone Australia — Season 1
• Fiordland (Te Waipounamu)South Island, New ZealandSheer-walled fjords and temperate rainforest — waterfalls out of every cloud, deep water at your feet.Alone Australia — Season 2
• Lake BurburyWest Coast Range, Tasmania, AustraliaMountain lake on the West Coast Range — buttongrass plains, eucalypt forest, and quartzite peaks under fast weather.Alone Australia — Season 3
• Arctic Circle FinlandFinnish LaplandBoreal taiga at the top of Europe — frozen lakes, snow-loaded spruce, and a polar-night filming window.Alone Australia — Season 4